Boulder Psychotherapy Institute

Advanced Training in Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP) — since 1989

An Experiential Psychodynamic Gestalt Approach   •   Boulder, Colorado


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Sujatha Reddy, L.P.C.
Heartland Wellness LLC
2855 N Speer Blvd
Denver, CO 80211

phone: 303-325-5617

We offer: Health and Wellness coaching for Cancer, Heart Disease, Diabetis, Women's Issues, weight management, life transitions, chronic pain and illness. Mental health counseling for Anxiety, Depression, Insomnia, Grief and loss, Ayurvedic Consultations, Mindfulness program, Cognitive behavioral therapy, EFT Emotional Freedom Technique

 

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Celal Aydemir, M.A.

Gentle Heart Counseling
1735 York Street
Denver, Colorado 80206

phone: (800) 403-0437
 

Jennifer Fiser, M.A.



phone: 734 474-7012

I am a Contemplative Psychotherapist in private practice. I specialize in the adolescent transition and the teen years. I work individually and with families, offering family sessions in the home if desired. I have an extensive background working with young people and their families. Please visit my website for a further description of my approach and services: jenniferfiser.com

 

Chardin Bersto, M.A.

Boulder Integral Healing Arts
10 S 31st St.
Boulder, CO 80305

phone: 720-849-6996

Manual Chinese Five Element Body Therapy is a Soft Tissue Manipulation approach to rehabilitating the Mind/Body from acute and chronic injuries, stress injuries, trauma, and metabolic problems.

 

Regina M Smith, M.A.

JoySpring Therapy
@ BC3 1637 28th St
Boulder, CO 80301

phone: 347-742-1069

JoySpring therapy is mindfulness-based relational therapy that focuses on helping clients to tap into the joy that is always present within them, regardless of the conditions of their lives. We welcome all clients, but specialize in woman-to-woman therapy revolving around issues of identity/individuation, self-esteem/self-empowerment, relationships, work/life balance, spiritual growth, and life transition.

JoySpring Therapy stems from the philosophy that joy is unconditional, and is not based on people, partners or having things a certain way. Joy does not exclude pain, discomfort, fear, grief, confusion, loneliness, wonderment, befuddlement… but rather it is the deep knowing that the heart can bear it all.

 

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